the forecast for this tuesday morning. another mild one. >> a very nice day, some clouds and fog near the coast and inland areas start out with clear skies and temperatures in the mid to upper 60s as you get ready to head out the door, east bay at 52. a cool 47 degrees in the north bay with mostly clear skies and heading up the hiking trails it best hours will be before noon then start warm with a light wind as we go into the afternoon with highs reaching the low 80s in the south bay. as we get out on the roads, mike you're also looking at the south bay. >> we have one issue sticking around on the maps for south bay. wasn't a big deal as far as chp is concerned. our partners over here have called that out for our traffic system, the on ramp to north 101, still reports of a vehicle that first year with a cra abandoned vehicle now blocking one lane at the on ramp for bailey. driving through san jose in the south bay right here, this is

101, still we've got company. back to you. >> 5:00 right now. we do continue to monitor the latest development out of lake county this morning. the flames from the pawnee fire are spreading right now. it's considered -- hundreds of structures in the wildfire's path, burning 55 miles north of santa rosa in clearlake. at least 1500 people are evacuated. the wildfire is 10,000 acres and it's only 5% contained. so far 12 homes and ten structures are gone. "today in the bay's" pete suratos is live in castro valley as firefighters across the bay area prepare to deploy to help fight this fire and with only 5% containment, there's a lot of work there for the crews. >> that's right, marcus, still a lot of work ahead. yo number o bay area agencies going out to lake county to fight that pawnee fire.

we're standing in front of the fire department in castro valley where we know yesterday the strike team was sent to battle this fire along with other counties. we want to show you exactly where things stand now. this is in flame video and overnight you're seeing the fire work its way up the hill in lake county. the good news is as far as progress goes, according to cal fire, this fire is at least moving towards an uninhabited area of lake county. we'll see how things shake out today when you consider the weather conditions in that area. as a result, you have about 1500 people evacuated do to the pawnee fire. many going to the moose lodge where we were at yesterday morning off highway 20 in clear oaks lake. that's an unofficial shelter for folks in the community that they serve food and provide cots for people to sleep on. this is also lower lake high, that is the official red cross shelter for the fire where our

crews did get a chance to speak with one married couple. they were forced to evacuate from the spring valley area and wife explained that her husband is a diabetic, so there's concern on how to take care of them as everything sorts itself out. >> able to get one bottle of insulin. when the ins len runs out, i don't know what we're going to do. >> it's way early to tell exactly what caused the fire but hoping to get more updates from cal fire as the morning goes along. pete suratos for "today in the bay." >> 5:03 right now, live to washington lawmakers continue to debate what's next for the immigration crisis happening on the border. meantime president trump is doubling down on his call to strip migrants of the rights to see a judge. "today in the bay's" tracie potts is live with what's next on this story. it's still developing every day. good morning. >> it is marcus, today we're expecting to see president trump

and republicans sit down for lunch at the white house. this issue will almost assuredly come up. it came up last night at a campaign style rally where the president defended his immigration policy. >> president trump, in south carolina. >> it's happening. it's happening. >> earlier doubling down on his tweet that migrants who cross the border should be sent home immediately instead of seeing a judge. >> when people come in illegally, thech to go out. >> the trump administration insists those who come through the right door will not be separated from their children. >> when they come through the ports of entry, they are kept together. >> as congress tries to line up a vote this week to ban separating families, we're getting another look at where these kids are being kept. this government video from a tent city in texas housing children separated from their parents. >> we're very aggressive about

finding those -- >> and this day center in the bronx recorded by a former employee, critical of the administration policy leaving parents in detention centers like this. >> this is a detention facility. almost like a prison. >> customs and border patrol will stop prosecuting adults who cross the border with children. there simply aren't enough judges in court to handle them. tracie potts, nbc news washington. protesters say they will march on the migrant detention camp in the east bay. this weekend we told you about the "time" report saying the trump administration wants to place as many as 47,000 immigrants in a detention camp at the naval weapons station outside of concord. the city says it hasn't heard from the navy, congressman who represents the area says he is hosting a facebook live town hall today to talk more about it. >> now to breaking news in

southern california, want to walk you through this story. little complicated and it started as some sort of domestic violence out of englewood, she was approached by her exboyfriend and so frightened she gets in her car to try to drive away. she would be followed by the exboyfriend then and calls 911 while krdriving away and can't t any response. she happens to see an officer in culver city pulled over on the side of the road so she jumps out, tries to get the officer's attention but that's when the exboyfriend allegedly rams into both of their cars. now what you're seeing here is the aftermath. the police car crushed. it was sent into a cement pillar. the officer was injured as well. we're following breaking news there in southern california. we'll bring you any latest developments. 5:06 right now, new details for you on a murder mystery in southern california with a bay area tie. police say the 35-year-old father on a family camping trip

was gunned down with two children, a 4-year-old and 2-year-old by his side. this all happened at the popular malibu state park and seen it on several tv shows and movies. this morning there are no known suspect or motive for that killing. that victim tristan valdebt, a chemist who attended u.c. berkeley is just about to -- just about to relocate with his wife and kids back to the bay area. friends and family members are remembering him as a family man who would do anything for his family. >> this is a family man and that's where it was geared for, to take care of his family and be there for him. >> now, there have been a series of shootings over the last few weeks at the park that are for now -- that are for now unconnected. at 5:07, a new interview

given by the woman once called the call girl killer is leading to new charges. you may remember this story. high end escort alex pickleman served three years after pleading guilty to injecting a lethal dose of heroin, killing a google executive in santa cruz. nbc affiliate ksbw interviews her about the death and deadly overdose of her boyfriend in georgia one year before. in the interview, she stated she had nothing to do with his death but on monday prosecutors in georgia announced charges. she now lives in canada. authorities hope to arrest her and extradite her back to the united states. >> good news this morning. a san francisco police officer injured in an accident seems to be getting better. we first told you about officer ali ya back in october. he was on his patrol bike when he was hit by a car. he suffered traumatic brain

injury. spent the last seven months at santa clara valley medical center. making conversation and even eating on his own. now he's heading to bakersfield for more rehab. >> it is 5:09. traffic project in berkeley may make it safer for your kids to cross the street for lunch. more than 500 kids walk across ward street every day. long fellow middle school cafeteria is across the street from the school. the city is considering closing it from sacramento and california from 11:30 in the morning to 1:30 in the afternoon on school days. quite the plan, got to k those kids safe. >> makes sense. >> right now at we wake up to mostly clear skies and we can look at this san francisco camera and see the fog is j offshore. weld a little while but it also helps keep us clear and also very cool. as we get a look at our temperature trend for half moon bay, we're not going to see as

many clouds as yesterday. and it's still going to be chilly with those winds coming in onshore. that's going to keep the coast sal areas in the 50s and low 60s and inland areas are going to heat in the mid to upper 80s. these temperatures are about where we should be for this time of year. and we're going to hold these temperatures steady over the next few days before we get a pretty big warm-up as we go towards the end of the week. we'll be tracking that also some breezy winds in that forecast. more on that coming up. you have an easy start for the commute. >> looking really good. easy breezy. we need more breeze in the forecast. a nice easy drive here, south bay in towards san francisco, peninsula side, not a problem as you would expect. we have a little issue, disabled vehicle was reported at the bay bridge toll plaza but it looks like it's cleared from lanes without any issue. i saw from the toll plaza camera, there's no backup for cash lanes right now. we're looking at the good flow of traffic, berkeley curve,

folks heading towards the bay bridge and heading towards the maze. you see a good volume of traffic and there's the peninsula light flow for 101 through palo alto. back to you. >> let's hope it stays light. >> coming up next on "today in the bay" at 5:11, big changes could be coming to downtown san jose. new traffic concerns surrounding an already congested part of town. >> nearly half of all millennials have something they call the side hustle. what is it we'll take a look. you might assume buying the most expensive home would give you a safer helmet. >> and keeping by sibicyclists safe, as deadly accidents rise, new research showing just how safe bike helmets really are. mie

right now we're about 30 minutes from sunrise but we can already start to see that our skies are clear over the south bay and it will be a touch warmer as a result. as we go to everygreen and check out our temperatures there, it will be at 65 degrees at 9:00 and normally we're up to 85 degrees. we're going to be just above that today and looking at some more of this nice warm weather before it gets extremely hot again this weekend, more on that coming up in minutes. >> looking at the san mateo bridge, we're starting to see a light ening of the sky. it doesn't mean lighter traffic. we'll follow the rest both sides of the san mateo bridge and your

commute coming up. coming up on 5:15, happy tuesday. stocks took a huge hit on monday as reports said the white house would restrict chinese investment in american high tech, dow down more than 300 points. netflix had its worst day in two years. harly davidson which tdes the developing tariffas down 6% battle with the eu. let's talk about china. the most frustrating thing for silicon valley is different officials in the white house are saying different things about this proposed restriction against chinese investment in tech. we actually do expect stocks to rise today because the white house seems to be backing off some of those threats but it's very confusing. uber in san francisco eagerly awaiting a decision out of london. a judge there could rule as soon as today whether uber will be allowed to return to the british

capital. they were barred from the city for bad behavior. you saw that report that says earning $100,000 isn'tfrancisco. a new study of millennials by the online learning network shows nearly half of millennials nationwide have two jobs. their professional job and career job and what we used to call moonlighting, what mill n lennials call the side hustle. >> that wasn't historically the case, you weren't allowed to have this really flexible open schedule but that's what they want to do. they want to be able to work at different hours and different times and even at home. so they can do this side hustle thing or try different opportunities. >> back during my very first tv reporting job, i found out how much the guys got to cut the grass outside the television station and they were getting paid more per day than i was. i asked my boss, i will cut the grass. we can't have you out there. come on. and i said, well then you should

be paying more i would think. again, cutting the grass is harder work than doing this. >> a had a similar situation with a fast food restaurant in e per hour, anyway. >> very first job right out of college. >> but we love what we do. >> it was worth it. >> it's changed a little since. >> go mow the lawn. 5:17 right now, there's a downtown development scrapping plans to add new housing. the developer now says the so-called museum place will not include apartments. want to show you a map of the downtown area that i'm talking about. development is going by the tech museum. very crowded area there near adobe head quarter as close to the pro poesed campus diridon station. a developer will focus on offer and retail. >> do you like to see movies in bunches? amc theaters is tearing a page from the movie pass script. they are offering a new flat rate option for film lovers.

amc's new a-list pass offers three films per week for $20 a month. unlike amc's a-list pass, it does not include 3-d and imax showings. a new debate is raging online. you might hear people talking about it online. is harry potter a nerd or jock? this weekend someone posted the question on reddit and it sparked a conversation. if you're familiar with the books or movies, he wears glasses but he was also a sports star. he cheated on his constantly got into trouble. those are all sisterly toshtere jock. i tweeted out a poll to way in. is harry potter a nerd or jock? >> wizard. >> that wasn't one of the options? the poll. >> can be whatever he wants,

right? >> why do we have to fit in a box? do you know what i mean? we're looking at clear skies as we check out the weather today. it's going to be a nice day around the bay area. we're going to start to see the skies clearing and i wanted to show y this camera from way up over clearlake, we've been monitoring the situation with the wildfires and just to the northeast of clearlake. you can see on the camera here, the orange hue coming from the smoke from the wildfires, temperatures here are very cool. that should help with containment of those wildfires and we'll have more updates on that. as you get ready to head out the door in san jose, heading to diridon station and going off to work this morning, grab a light jacket. it's in the upper 50s out there but warms up nicely as we go through the day. upper 70s by early afternoon. this is where it will be a little bit warmer, in martinez, even though our temperatures afternoon and we'll be at 84 wee

degrees. make sure you're prepared and grab that bottle of water an keep refilling it today. we're going to see the high in livermore up to 87 degrees. 82 in napa and san francisco today stays at a cool 65 degrees. if you're going out boating today, here's a look at the boating forecast. still patchy dense fog just offshore. the wind waves will be calmer and light northwesterly swell. we'll still have our ocean breezes kicking in today and that's going to give us the natural air conditioning that will bring down our temperatures for today and tomorrow. but all bets are off as we heado he weekend. look at this -- the offshore wind does to our inland valleys in the tri valley on saturday. we're up to 97 degrees. it's going to be hot. before you make any weekend plans. let me know what you're doing. i'm @ kari hall weather. a personalized forecast for the spot you're heading to.

look at the temperatures over the next few days, going to 85 degrees inland to 98 b in the 6s for the next few days. heading over to mike tracking those longer ve more traffic coming in the outer reaches of our maps here, closer to the bay, no problem. light traffic, folks driving in over from tracie, a nice smooth flow. that's typical over there. the south bay no problems out of south county and north bay a nice drive over the carquinez bridge. highway 4, rest of contra costa county. over here there's a slowing we talked about for 580. by the time we get to dublin and our camera here, it's an easy drive with spacing between the cars, you're at the limit. we'll show you there's one issue in the east bay and not the travel times, we're starting to show the backup in san francisc. reminder for muny riders k, l

and m rides are affected and twin peaks tunnel is closeoraou. back to you guys. >> thanks, mike. coming up here on "today in the bay" at 5:22. how safe is your drinking water? we investigate just how many californians are drinking dirty water. the new campaign to fix the problem. >> we're always active on social media. kari put up a picture on facebook. helping her stay away this morning. go to her page and read the post and join our conversation. we're all jumping online this morning. love to hear from you. 5:22. should have access to safe

drinking water. that )s the goal of a new . every californian should

have access to save drinking water. state agencies are teaming up to launch the california safe drinking water data challenge. you're looking at the promotional video hosted by the state. the campaign promises a joint effort to bring communities and innovators together to tap into water data to find solutions for contaminated water. more details for you. state water leaders on any given day, 200,000 californians have unsafe water in their taps. every year up to 1 million people across the state lack access to clean and safe drinking water. droughts and water distributions may limit access for days, months or even years. at costa county. supervisors will consider adorpting regulations including zoment for some areas. they are also looking at banning pot related activities in other areas including alamo and vessel island. >> so many people in the bay area love their bikes but some

bike helmets protect better than others. how much you're paying isn't always a good indicator of which is it the safe e. some helmets add impact protection and roadside helmets protect better than urban style helmets. many lower price ael mets were rated higher than the higher prices. >> you might assume buyin t most expensive helmet would give you a safer helmet and it isn't what we saw. >> researchers with the highway safety did the study and even developed a new rating program for bike helmets. i'll post the link for you right now on facebook. it's right there. >> it's 5:26. coming up next on "today in the bay." pushing for action for migrant families. the massive rally about to get under way at the i.c.e. detention facility in the bay area. a little surprised, like i said it didn't give any information on social media.

a warning to parents this morning after a popular east bay water park closes because of health concerns. gatos town plaz

very good tuesday morning to you, it is 5:30 right now. not a lot of activity in downtown los gatos. this is the town plaza park, very familiar with that area. nice little area to walk around, get a little coffee and get your day going maybe. >> absolutely. >> good morning, thanks for joining us, i'm laura garcia.

>> let's head over to kari hall with a look at the forecast for today. kari, another nice one. >> nice sunrise. we can actually see it this time around compare it to yesterday where we have those low clouds and fog all over the bay area. as we take say live look outside in emeryville, the visibility is nice and clear as you get out the door andhe morning commute is going to start out nice and cool. upper 50s in fremont. 64 degrees, looking at clear skies through most of the day looking at the highs, slightly warmer in the inland areas as a result of the lack of morning clouds. we'll be at 87 degrees in anty of course and livermore reaching 83 degrees in san jose and santa rosa today, 85 degrees. we'll talk about even hotter temperatures in the forecast. mike now you're tracking a motorcycle crash. >> this just came into the traffic center. we're looking at a bad place and bad time and motorcycle crashes in general not good for the rider. often we hear about the slowing and we see it on the sensors

west 37 right at mare island where traffic tends to bog down. this is adding on the commute out of vallejo and novato. the main concern is the driver of that vehicle. i will keep checking with chp. hopefully it will say minor injuries. we have the backup at the bay bridge toll plaza as well. only other slow spot in the bay area and we're looking at an easier summer shift. a more gradual build but there's the toll plaza guys, back to you. >> 5:31. you've probably seen the heartbreaking images from the border as migrant families continue that emotional process of reuniting. meantime here at home, local activists are making their voices heard today. this is happening at the only i.c.e. detention facility in the bay area. >> "today in the bay's" kris sanchez with a rally about to get under way this morning. good morning, kris. >> folks should be arriving here in about an hour and a half. as you mentioned, this is the

only i.c.e. facility in the bay area. it's at the contra costa county detention center. folks will gather at 7:00 this morning to not only decry the trump administration immigration policies but also how the sheriff is responding to that. the families together day of action is posted on facebook and at this point more than 700 people say they are coming here. nearly 3,000 people say they are interested. those are unofficial numbers. here's what we know about the detention center, 200 immigrants detained here on any given day and according to organize errrs allowed any outside inspection of those facilities. back in march, the east bay times reported that the sheriff banned community volunteers from visiting detained immigrants here and a month later we reported that the department started publishing inmate release dates allowing i.c.e. to detain them or at least track

them upon in direct violation of california sanctuary policy. east bay congressman did visit the facility and promptly said that the county should terminate its $6 million a year contract with i.c.e. this day of action is planned for 7:00 this morning. a lot of folks expected to gather here. we're not the only journalists here as well. we'll be trying to talk to folks as they start to arrive here this morning. early, this is about contra costa county and trump administration but the images leading into this report, certainly a very powerful driving force. in richmond, kris sanchez, "today in the bay." >> all right, kris, thanks for that update. >> it is 5:33. today san jose city council decides whether to accept a revised report on police use of force. in a rare move, the council refused the original version last month. the police union says the report excluded important data, specifically dealing with race.

yesterday the union president turned in a petition with more than 500 signatures to the ma r mayor's office. in an interview with nbc bay area yesterday, his report could have been presented better. >> happening today, san francisco leaders holding a public hearing on the troubled hunter's point redevelopment project. the program began yearso. it first uncovered soil samples faked by the navy contractor now supervisors there considering amending the redevelopment plan. today's hearing takes place at 2:00 p.m. you can watch all of our reports and on that former ship yard at nbcbay area.com. 5:35, popular east bay water park is closed. reports of children getting sick. four kids reportedly got sick at the be goose park in brentwood.

their symptoms included vomiting and diarrhea. the county health inspector found chlorine and ph levels were within the required levels but also discovered the ultraviolet light disinfection system didn't work. and the system's automatic shutdown feature failed to act vaxt the system is used to destroy harmful bacteria. parents are alarmed. >> should have had thorough checking every week and they should have checked everything. someone somewhere dropped the ball. that's the bottom line. >> the brent diagnowood city mas saying once fixed they'll inspect the facility again before it is open to the public. 5:36 and happening today, the san jose state student charged with sexually --s expec court. 21-year-old is accused of attacking two men on campus. he was arrested back in march after attacking a friend who

turned down his advances. >> can you imagine this story, east bay 4-h family stunned and heart broken after someone stole their daughter's rabbit from the fair. buster was stolen saturday night from his cage at the fair. 13-year-old mabel has been raising the black and tan rabbit since he was a baby. comes after actually happy occasion. the pair won most creative costume but someone broke into buster's cage later that night and they took him. the family is desperately hoping to find the rabbit who has become part of the family. >> i was surprised that bunnies can bond with you and if he didn't -- if i didn't give him enough attention when he was out, he would jump in my lap. >> 4-h members have been buster just in case he escaped his cage and is roaming free. >> 5:37, a follow-up for you right now. san francisco police department is given the green light to arm officers with tasers. there's a big problem. the department has no money to

buy them. city leaders yesterday voted down the plan to spend $2 million on those tasers. that decision could push back the taser used for another year. opponents say the actual cost will be much higher and they want a more realistic estimate. the police commission has been pushing for tasers say this a step in the wrong direction. >> the police commission has approved it and department of justice has recommended they ge the police force. >> the final decision will be this month. anmasco voters earlier >> the future of public land in oakland debated and follows recent controversy about previous oakland land deals. they plan to present what they call the people's proposal that would emphasize oversight and transparency to focus on providing new affordable housing and ensuring public land is used for local residents. as part of the debate, council

members will also consider a moratorium. >> you might notice a difference on the road. the city of mountain view could give a green light to a set of improvements along a busy road. people living near sylvan avenue want cars to slow it down. this is v overnight. there's no traffic there but the city survey found thathe road e day. about 15% go above the speed limit. if approved, crews will approve pedestrian crossing signs and add electronic speed radar signs. there's no plan to actually add speed humps. >> i grew up in mountain view, not far from that area. trying to avoid the con jeks and that is a good idea there. we're looking towards the south bay where traffic flows very nicely. the video marcus shows you, light rain now. this is the big problem now, still a motorcycle crash west 37, no update on rider but it doesn't sound like major

injuries. i'll continue to follow that. west 37 at mare island, a 15 .inute extra backup over there. that's early for the start out of vallejo. an easier drive towards the bay bridge. good stuff there and there's the san jose flowing with that early start to the slowdown. this will clear up in about five minutes. >> okay. good to know. >> here we are. early in the week, already thinking about the weekend. getting you prepared and kari, you say there's going to be another heat up. >> it's going to be a hot weekend. if you're planning to go to the fair, going to the beach, whatever your plans are. you'll want to take a look at this forecast. inland areas are going to be at the upper 90s but it's going to last for a couple of days before it cools down once again. it seems like our weather is on repeat. basically what we have last weekend may be not as intense but it's still going to be a warm one. and looking at san francisco's forecast on saturday, 78 degrees on sunday, starting to come down

a little bit. if you're planning to go to yosemite this weekend, it's going to be very nice, comfortable, not as warm there, reaching in the upper 60s on fr. by on sunday, 74 degrees with some sunshine. now, it's going to heat up in russian river valley and all of our valle91 degrees on friday. 94 on saturday. but look at how much cooler it's going to be on sunday. monterey is looking nice this weekend. up to 75 degrees on saturday. and 72 degrees on sunday. so let me know what your plans are and of course i'll keep you datedn those hot temperatures that are coming our way. i'll have aktemperat t palo alt coming up in three minutes. >> i'll check back with you. 5:41. coming up next on "today in the bay," new welcome sign might be coming to one bay area city. the controversial message it could have. plus, predicting this year's wildfire season, the reason firefighters say we need to prepare for the worst.

the president says to migrants, we don't want you here and has a new plan. we'll take a look when "today in the bay" continues. kari weathere

mike traffic tease good tuesday morning, we start our morning with mostly clear skies. here's a live look outside in palo alto. later on today it's going to be nice and comfortable, a lot of sunshine. we'll be at 77 degrees by 3:00 today. and the inland areas are going to heat up a little bit more than yesterday. we'll talk about that and the

trend for the weekend coming up in less than five minutes. good news, highway 37 at the bottom of the screen, 27 minute travel time and boulevard to lakeville but the crash at mare island has cleared from lanes. we're looking at the tri-valley, not so bad, the build comes in out of the altamont >> 5:44, new video this morning of that fully enedthere. firefighters battle that. that fire started a little bit before 3:00 in the parking lot of the capitol drive in in san jose where they also hold a flea market. the rv is obviously a total loss. only the shell of it still remaining. but no one is believed to have been inside. as far as we know, the fire did not cause damage to the drive-in or movie equipment. the dry year we're seeing in the bay area especially bad o men for fire season. that's one berkeley scientist's message this morning.

she reiterated what we know, drought, dry vegetation and grass and brush is a big cause for concern. this is video of the pawnee fire burning up in lake county. we're covering it extensively. it is one of many fires, cal fire is fighting. here's the map with a look at all of the current wildfires that they are up against in palo alto when it comes to the numbers of students opting out of taking california's core assessment test. palo alto weekly reports parental exemptions dropped from 65% to about 28%. meaning more students took the start -- smarter balance asse assessment consortium exam. exemptions this year rose to 51%. federal law requires a 95% participation rate. >> it's 5:46, san francisco board of supervisors meet every tuesday but today is special. they'll elect a new president. the last president london breed now the mayor elect, breed was

first elected to the board of supervisors in 2012. she became president of the board in 2015. >> typically when you drive into a town, you see a city sign limit which shows population and highest elevation and berkeley look like. the sign under consideration says welcome to berkeley, love life sanctuary city and ohlone territory. >> 5:47, the president said people should not get to go before a judge. >> scott mcgrew, he's speaking of migrants who break the law. >> that's right but the law doesn't work that way. american constitution requires due process, whether you're an american or not. the president tweet ted his wis they not get time before a judge and repeated that wish at the rally last night. >> i don't want judges. i want i.c.e. and border patrol agents. want -- that's right.

and we want to tell people i country, it's now over. >> earlier the white house press secretary sarah huckabee sanders says it's the white house's position that due process -- is not required and does not include participation of the courts. >> just because you don't see a judge doesn't mean you aren't receiving due process. >> look at due process, go back to the president's words. he says we don't want judges. we want to tell people i'm sorry you're coming into the country illegally, we don't want you. that's where critics say you lose due process because the we is the executive branch, i.c.e. i.c.e. would add jude indicate whether or not you were illegal but not a court. he has been tweeting at jimmy fallon about the now famous hair i want dent. the nbc host tousle theed comb over. he regrets the incident because it humanizes the candidate. here's jimmy fallon last night. >> when i saw that trump

insulted me on twitter, i was going to tweet back immediately but i thought i have morpoeant . then i thought, wait shouldn't he have more important things to do? he's the president -- what are you doing? >> president trump said fallon called him after the show to thank him for the high rankings and he says he never placed any such call. a lot of important primaries throughout the united states. i'll be monitoring that on twitter. you can find me @scottmcgrew. >> check this one out. if you have a phobia of toes, i want you to look away right now. it turns out that toe wrestling is really a thing and also turns out that there is a world toe wrestling ampionship. it's actually held in derbyshire england and alan nash, the winner. also goes by nasty. this is his 15th championship title. the competition began in 1976 in the village pub and has been an snnual event ever since. e

>> maybe some socks. >> to contain those toes -- yeah.do you judge that? >> smell andboom. >> all right. good morning, folks. in time for breakfast. let's change the subject, we have nice weather around the bay area and as you get rid let's ook at three of the microclimates, the live cameras and current temperatures as we look at the left side of the screen, it's 59 degrees. as you get ready to head out, it's 54 degrees in san francisco, it's clear skies and 47 now in the north bay, we've also seen light patchy fog. the seven-day forecast is at the bottom of the screen showing it's going to heat up over the weekend. as we step out heading out in san jose to diridon station, here's a look at the san jose tempt trend throughout the morning. it's going to be in the mid-50s, all clear skies and nice little

warm-up today. it's going to be very pleasant. it will be slightly warmer as we go to walnut creek. looking atnd there, starts out about the same with 61 degrees tem tu72 degrees, great day to take a lunch outside but it will continue to warm up from there heading in the low 80s with inland areas in the mid to upper 80s today, still some 60s for the coast and parts of the inner bay and most of us looking at 80s today. getting dressed it will be another day to grab a hat. that will give you a little bit of shade or sunglasses, whatever you need to protect yourself in all of this bright sunshine. also, if you're sneezing, you've had allergies, you're most likely allergic to grass pollen. that's still high. everything else is fairly low. as we get a look at our forecast, more people heading outside, you'll want to enjoy the sunshine. temperatures staying fairly mild but it will be heating up this weekend. we're talking 98 degrees and dangerous heat on saturday for the inland valleys, san

francisco stays nice and upper 70s on saturday. we'll talk more about this but mike, you now have an update for the motorcycle crash. les clear ooupdate. westbound 37. little distraction as they finish up paperwork around mare island. there's a disabled vehicle heading counter commute and clear from the carquinez bridge -- good news for the c carquinez bridge. i want to take you to waze. we did just get a report from one of the wazers out there westbound 80, the east shore freeway around university. we have a report coming in. we want to say thank you. make sure you join our team because that's an unassigned wazer, nbc bay area wazers is the team to join. the rest of the bay shows a smooth easy drive and no other unexpected delays. back to you. >> thanks, mike. 5:52. coming up, a teenager rolling out of a wreck. a fiery one that used to be a

plane. take a look there. the way he was able to survive this. but first happening now, former president george h.w. bush is getting help from a new service dog. his name is sully. he can open doors and get help. the nation's 41st president uses a wheelchair and electric scooter for mobility since developing a former s lcrowe making headlines news, playing roger ailexs on show time. he was head of the news organization for 20 years before resigning after sexual harassment allegations surface. more news after the break. it's 5:53. amaticideo is emergin

morning. you can see a 17-year-old boy escaping a fiery plane after it 56emerging this morning. you can see a 17-year-old boy escaping this fiery plane after it crashed in detroit. a texas couple was killed when the small plane crashed a mile from the airport. the teenage son as you saw was able to exit that plane. you can see that he was able to roll out of that plane using the door and he's in the hospital in critical condition this morning. and investigators believe that there was a problem with the landing gear and fuel

sleeping well, you face a finds wake up more frequently or don't get enough r.e.m sleep have a higher risk of ate treeal defib lags. sleep duration did not impact the risk of developing of developing afib. >> a new study out this week shows patients treated at home have fewer hospital readmissions and fewer e.r. visits and don't home hospital.ime getting care. david will he vine is the new pioneer behind the new trend designed to give patients better care. >> talk about how often people die in hospitals and how people get infections in hospitals. a lot of those things aren't going to happen in a home hospital. >> patients in home hospitals can get an extra two hours sleeps on average and two more how's of fiscal activity eve an.

it's important to note, not every e.r. patient is a potential candidate. doctors say it's not good for people with complicated problems who need care in the icu. >> the first measure is a $2 billion bond measure to house the homeless, lawmakers approved the money in 2016 and tied up in court because the lawsuit argues that that money comes from source voters aprofproved to fu mental health services. bringing that issue directly to the voters will clear up any legal questions and that second measure is for a $4 billion bond measure for low income and veterans housing. >> another movie theater chain getting in on the movie subscription craze, testing the season pass for members rewards program. you can buy tickets through the mobile app. when you get to the theater, it unlocks your tickets so you

don't have to wait in line. no word on the pricing for the new service, it launches -- it will only be available in yonkers, new york for now. there is an alamo draft house in san francisco. despite the outrageous ticket prices, disney and its theme parks remain very popular around the world. new survey shows that disney world in orlando tops in attendance. more than 20 million people visited the theme park just last year. overall, 150 million guests visited disney venues around the world and also the louvre in paris was the most visited museum in the world last year. >> right now 6:00, raging out of control, the progress they are maki on the pawnee fire as hundreds of homes and structures are still threatened. plus, the border battle is far from over. sounding off at a rally. adding fuel to the immigration battle. >> and saving san francisco's iconic water front, the steps

leaders are taking today to protect the sea wall from rising water levels and earthquakes. "today in the bay" continues right now. a very good tuesday morning, thanks so much for getting up early. i'm laura garcia. >> mike is here with your traffic in just a moment. first we're going to get a look what's going on weatherwise as we step out the door and what do we need? a jacket or just roll with it? >> you've got to be ready for everything. if inland areas start out nice and cool but warm up fast. we're looking at the clear sunrise, something we didn't see yesterday. we're looking as always changes der way. if you're going out to some of the parks or hiking trails today in the south bay, it will be in the upper 50s at 7:00 and it will be warming up fast at 10:00 we're already at 70 degrees, heading in the low 80s today, looking at all of the highs we'll be in the upper 80s for the tri valley at antioch. 87 today in santa rosa and san francisco at 65 degrees.

we'll talk about hotter temperatures inland coming up and mike says the commute is building. >> it is